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KUALA KANGSAR, MALAYSIA - FEBRUARY 10, 2020 : Traditional Malay House at Kuala Kangsar, Perak.
The location is in front of the Gadang House which is the traditional house of the Minangkabau tribe from West Sumatra, Indonesia.\nThis place is a public area and is free of charge, everyone can carry out social activities including taking photos freely.
A traditional wooden Malay style village (Rumah kampung) house
An Indian family at the town of Umzinto in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. Vintage photo etching circa 19th century.
Balikpapan, Indonesia - March 11th, 2024. Dahor House, built around 1900 by Dutch colonists, stands as a witness to Balikpapan's history of oil exploration during the Dutch colonial era.
The Wasaka Museum is a museum of the struggle of the people of South Kalimantan. Wasaka stands for Waja Sampai Ka Puting which is the motto of the struggle of the people of South Kalimantan.\n\nThis museum was founded on the initiative of the Governor of South Kalimantan and received support from warriors, humanists, artists, historians, and the general public in South Kalimantan. In 1989, a team was formed to carry out data collection activities on historical objects that had been used by fighters from South Kalimantan during the Banjar War, the Dutch colonial period, the Japanese period and the Physical Revolution period.
Sabang, Pulau Weh, Indonesia - January 13th 2024: Small hotel in an old villa from the Dutch colonial time
Traditional wooden house in Kuala Kangsar, Malaysia
Paramaribo, Suriname: Cabinet of the President of Suriname (Kabinet van de President ) - Presidential offices - former city hall building at Kleine Combéstraat - 1950s Dutch colonial modernist architecture - part of the part of the historic inner city center, UNESCO world heritage site.
Bukittinggi, Indonesia - December 22, 2013: Minangkabau traditional hous. Bukittinggi is the second biggest city in West Sumatra. It is located near the volcanoes Mount Singgalang and Mount Marapi
Surabaya city, Indonesia- June 20, 2024:\nWisma Grahadi is one of the heritage buildings from the Dutch era which still exists in the city of Surabaya to this day. \nThe Grahadi State Building functions daily as a guest house for the Governor of East Java to receive state, government and other guests.\nPhotography is taken from legal area and general publication.
The Tidore Sultanate's Kedaton is a sultanate building which is still actively used today. This building is a historical witness to the heyday of Maluku and the Portuguese to Dutch colonial period in Indonesia
Gedung Sate was built in the 1920s by the Dutch East Indies Government as the office of the governor general. However, after Indonesia's independence, this iconic building became the office of the Governor of West Java.
Ruin of the hospital of Roca Agua Ize, Sao Tome, Africa
Matur, West Sumatra, Indonesia - February 6th 2024: Landscape with modern strawberry farming in sacks containing prepared soil and making plucking easier
Horn-roofed Minangkabau traditional house. Paguruyung, Bukittinggi area, Central Sumatra, Indonesia.
Phra Chutha Thut Rat Than Museum from around 1900 at east coast on Ko Sichang island. Museum and small palace are part of park with historical pier and several pathways and buddhists shrines in landscape
Jogja, Indonesia - January 31, 2024: Vintage heritage architectural buildings and gardens inside Keraton Yogyakarta also known as Sultan Palace.
Vintage photograph of Cochinchina home. Surroundings of Cantho, Victorian 19th Century. Cochinchina is a historical exonym for part of Vietnam,
December 27th, 2009 - Hulu Langat, Selangor, Malaysia.\nA typical traditional Malay wooden house raised off the ground on stilts and with wooden walls, window shutters and terracotta roof tiles in the village of Hulu Langat, Selangor State, Malaysia.
Telephoto image of the Tsunami damage to property and life on the East coast of Sri Lanka in 26th December 2004.
Museum Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II at Palembang city, South Sumatra
North Sumatra, Indonesia - January 28th 2024: One of many churches beside the road flanked with a couple of tall coconut palm trees
Bengkayang, Indonesia - August 28, 2013: Old Building in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, now used for Chinese school.
Mang Thit Ancient Brick Village in aerial view, Mekong Delta, Vinh Long Province
11 24 2020 Old photo Old lady shoe Kamla Nehru Park; Malabar hill; Bombay Mumbai; Maharashtra; India, Asia.
Historical styled thai home in Bangkok Ladprao with wooden rooftop close to a local soccer playground near Wanghin Road
One of the resident houses with Minang architectural style that began to be rare in the most beautiful village Pariangan, West Sumatera, Indonesia.
Luanda, Angola: The Iron Palace, or Palácio de Ferro, is a striking historical building in Luanda, Angola, renowned for its intricate ironwork and unique architectural style. Thought to have been designed by the famous French engineer Gustave Eiffel, it was constructed in the 19th century, possibly as a pre-fabricated structure intended for another location before being shipped to Luanda. The building's elegant lattice ironwork, large windows, and airy verandas reflect the architectural trends of the era and make it a standout example of colonial-era design. Over the years, the Iron Palace has served various purposes, including a military barracks and a cultural center.
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